Carmel Pine Cone, June 19, 2015 (real estate/in your dreams)

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Real Estate
June 19 - 25, 2015
2 IYD
June 19, 2015
Real Estate Sales June 7 - 13
Big Sur
26485 Tierra Vista Lane — $775,000
Aaron, Harald and Rachel to Graning to Robert and Malia
Winningham
APN: 416-445-014
Garrapata Ridge Road — $1,750,000
Yemelyan and Vita Spivak to
Peter and Charlotte Deng
APN: 243-301-015
Carmel
26429 Mission Fields Road — $680,000
24956 Lincoln Street, Carmel — $1,872,000
Bruce Bowen and Gayle Nolasco to James and Grace Apfel
APN: 009-552-042
341 Ridge Way — $950,000
24565 South San Luis Avenue — $725,000
OCEAN AND FAIRWAY VIEWS
1032 San Carlos Road
Situated on the 2nd Fairway & Green of the famed
Monterey Peninsula Country Club’s Shore Course,
this elegantly casual 3 bed/3.5 bath home has lightfilled rooms with high ceilings, quality renovations,
easy-care finishes & a flowing floor plan. An over
sized 2-car garage & golf cart barn, sustainable
landscaping, complete this special opportunity to
live and own an On-the-Golf-Course property in
Pebble Beach. $2,950,000
Scott O’Brien
831.620.2351
Rafael and Allison Mendez to Thomas and Haley Muir
APN: 009-041-020
26627 Fisher Drive — $765,000
Patricia Hoover to Marco Direnzo and Jessica Dumas
APN: 187-361-019
Mission Street, 4 NE of 11th Avenue —
$1,345,000
Eleuteria Santos to Gail Hudspeth
APN: 009-571-003
Gregory Ford and Vicky Cohune to Russell Lampert and
Christine Miller
APN: 010-075-022
26529 Oliver Road — $869,000
24956 Lincoln Street — $1,872,000
Richard and Janean Spencer to Mary Thompson
APN: 009-572-020
Lionel and Diane Kirton to Gregory and Donna Kostigen
APN: 009-122-026
Casanova Street, NE
corner of Seventh
Avenue — $3,800,000
Jacqueline Henning to Robert
Wheatley
APN: 010-196-009
Buying or Selling
Call Annie
[email protected]
CalBRE #00984285
Annie Giammanco
for all your
Real Estate Needs
831-915-1004
[email protected]
www.anniegiammanco.com
DRE# 00998517
JUST SOLD | 34 Miramonte Road | $1,785,000
Scenic Road, 2 SW of
Ocean Avenue —
$7,500,000
Leslie and Idamarie Pelio to
Gary and Healy Cosay
APN: 010-312-003
See HOME SALES
page 6 IYD
CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA
Prestigious Chimneys condominium, an easy 3 block walk
to Ocean Ave. 2 bedroom 2 ½ bath of almost 1600 sq.ft.
Huge second story "great room" with high vaulted ceilings
and large ridge skylight, living room with cozy fireplace, spacious dining area and gourmet kitchen with breakfast bar.
Lower level includes master bedroom suite, guest bedroom,
private bath and inside laundry. Secure underground garage
with 2 car parking and large storage area.
Offered at $1,049,000
SOLD
Carmel Valley | 3 Bed, 2.5 Bath | 3,627 sq. ft.
Wilson & Larson
CHRIS PRYOR
Integrity • Experience • Results
From Pebble Beach to the Preserve
International President’s Circle TOP 5%
831.229.1124
“Bud” Larson
Bill Wilson
www.chrispryorproperties.com
(831) 915-1830
[email protected]
BRE# 01096607
(831) 596-7834
[email protected]
BRE# 00404972
Representing The Best of Carmel
Open Sat. 1-3pm
Sale Pending
Forest 2 SE 8th | $2,795,000
Monte Verde 3SW Ocean | $1,895,000
San Carlos 6NW of Santa Lucia | $1,200,000
Lisa Talley Dean & Mark Duchesne
831.521.4855 | 831.574.0260
Dean-Duchesne.com
CalBRE#: 01401218, 70000273
June 19, 2015
Carmel | Carmel Valley
6 beds, 5.5 baths | $15,000,000 | www.26200OceanView.com
3 beds, 3+ baths | $3,995,000 | www. 9972Holt.com
3 beds, 3 baths | $3,495,000 | www. 2848SantaLucia.com
4 beds, 4.5 baths | $3,100,000 | www.SchulteCarmelValley.com
Open Sat 1-5 pm
San Antonio 3 NE of 4th Ave
3 beds, 2 baths | $2,199,000 | www.SanAntonio3NE4th.com
3 beds, 2.5 baths | $2,195,000 | www.CasaDeLasRanas.com
Open Sat 1-3 pm
Dolores 3 SW of 13th St
3 beds, 2 baths | $1,795,000 | www.SuiteCherub.com
Open Sat 11am-1pm
4 beds, 4 baths | $1,695,000 | www.4Marquard.com
Open Sat 1-3 pm
Dolores 2 SE of 13th St
San Carlos 6 NW of Santa Lucia St
3 beds, 2 baths | $1,495,000 | www.LaQuerenciaCarmel.com
2 beds, 2 baths | $1,200,000 | www.AcaciaHouseCarmel.com
831.622.1000 | www.carmelrealtycompany.com
A Cornerstone in Luxury Real Estate for Over 100 Years
3 IYD
4 IYD
June 19, 2015
Representing Exceptional CARMEL VALLEY Properties
37 Rancho San Carlos Road | $6,950,000 | www.37RanchoSanCarlos.com
Represented by Chris Pryor & Greg Kraft
12 Touche Pass | $5,250,000 | www.12TouchePass.com
Represented by Shelly Mitchell Lynch & Chris Pryor
9972 Holt Road | $3,995,000 | www.9972Holt.com
Represented by Dave Howarth & Marcie Lowe
8025 Carmel Valley Road | $6,595,000 | www.8025CarmelValley.com
Represented by Doug Steiny
5464 Quail Way | $5,975,000 | www.5464QuailWay.com
Represented by Mary Bell
27215 Meadows Road | $1,965,000 | www.MeadowsRoad.com
Represented by Nick Glaser & Chris Pryor
June 19, 2015
Pebble Beach
4 beds, 4+ baths | $9,995,000 | www.1159SombriaLane.com
6 beds, 6.5 baths | $6,950,000 | www.3012Cormorant.com
5 beds, 4+ baths | $2,995,000 | www.1281Lisbon.com
4 beds, 4.5 baths | $2,950,000 | www.PBTownhome22.com
4 beds, 3.5 baths | $2,750,000 | www.1048Rodeo.com
3 beds, 3.5 baths | $2,650,000 | www.1077SanCarlos.com
Open Sat & Sun 2-4 pm
2931 Madrone Ln
Other Extraordinary Properties
4 beds, 2 baths | $1,298,000 | www.4093ElBosque.com
3 beds, 2 baths | $1,695,000 | www.2931Madrone.com
Other Extraordinary Properties
4 beds, 5+ baths | $37,500,000 | www.10CarmelWay.com
Dana Bambace
Mary Bell
Sarah Bouchier
Peter Butler
Lisa Talley Dean
Mark Duchesne
Bobbie Ehrenpreis
Susan Freeland
Nick Glaser
Cheryl Heyermann
Malone Hodges
Dave Howarth
Courtney Golding Jones
Lynn Knoop
Greg Kraft
Kordula Lazarus
Steve LaVaute
8 beds, 7.5 baths | $13,750,000 | www.CasaRobro.com
Marcie Lowe
Shelly Mitchell Lynch
Linda Miller
Vicki & Bill Mitchell
Terry Pershall
Chris Pryor
A Cornerstone in Luxury Real Estate for Over 100 Years
Doug Steiny
Mary Stocker
Judy Tollner
Pat Ward
Rhonda Williams
5 IYD
6 IYD
June 19, 2015
HOME SALES
From page 2 IYD
Carmel Valley
San Benancio Road — $555,000
Jenkins Trust to Chris and Yolanda Vea,
Kenneth Wong, Iraj Beheshtian and Jose Morales
APN: 416-444-024
Carmel Highlands
140 San Remo Drive — $1,250,000
25796 Tierra Grande Drive — $739,000
Gary Syman to Mark and Patricia Thompson
APN: 243-194-016
Christine Hyland to
Elijah and Courtney Woolery
APN: 169-251-009
55 Riley Ranch Road — $2,850,000
Theodore Richter to Richard and Daryl Larsen
APN: 243-112-015
28016 Quail Court — $1,122,500
139 San Remo Road — $2,925,000
Christine Weidner and Cain Family Trust to
Dixie Contreras and Marjorie Siemsen
APN: 416-541-013
Paul and Barbara Stivers to Stanley and Elise Rose
APN: 243-194-004
61 Riley Ranch Road — $5,650,000
61 Riley Ranch Road, Carmel Highlands — $5,650,000
Burton Harris to Bobby Stevenson
APN: 243-113-007
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NEW ON MARKET
CARMEL
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$2,588,000 3 Beds, 3 Baths 1,700 sq.ft.
SAM PIFFERO, Realtor
831.236.5389
[email protected] | www.SamPiffero.com
See MORE SALES page 32 IYD
1284 Portola Road, in PEBBLE BEACH!
$4,199
9,000 6 Beds, 7 Baths, Pool, 1 Acre
“An Expert Who Gets Results!”
Golden Opportunity in the
Golden Rectangle
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Outstanding Value
Large Rooms
Monte Verde 3SW of 12th, Carmel
4 Beds, 2 Baths | 1,741 Sq.Ft. | $1,495,000
Light and airy home located in the highly desirable Golden
and two guest bedrooms with additional bedroom located in the
second story with built-in sink and balcony. 4 skylights throughout
home create bright cheerful atmosphere., and local shops and
beaches are just minutes away. Update to your taste!
David Lyng Real Estate is pleased to welcome Edward Ciliberti
to our family of agents. Ed has been licensed as a California
Real Estate Broker since 1985 after leaving a managerial
position at Inns By The Sea in Carmel. Ed served as the
1992 President-Elect and 1993 President of the Monterey
Board of Realtors. He also served as a California Association
of Realtors (CAR) Director for many years as a committee
member and chairperson of numerous committees including
the education committee chairperson for three years. Ed
was also the weekly talk show host/moderator of “Let’s Talk
Real Estate” in 1993 and 1994 which will air again this fall.
After leaving ReMax Monterey Peninsula in the late 90’s Ed
became the Broker/Owner of his own company, Bayside
Properties of the Monterey Peninsula. Ed’s passion for antiques led him to be the
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website representing buyers and sellers of high end antiques and collectibles appearing
on CNN, Inc Magazine, Business Week, Reuters, The Monterey Herald and the Salinas
newspapers. Ed has been a homeowner in Pebble Beach since 2006 and looks forward
to serving the Monterey peninsula community’s real estate needs.
Edward Ciliberti | 831.917.1928 | [email protected] | CalBRE# 00886626
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Gin Weathers
Charlotte Gannaway
831.594.4752
CalBRE#01295292
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.WeathersRealEstate.us
luxury living on the coast
spectacular views of the pacific
3 Bed | 3.5 Bath | 4,268 sq. ft. | $7,249,000
3 Bed | 3 Bath | 3,270 sq. ft. | $3,488,000
Lincoln Street between Ocean & 7th | Carmel-by-the-Sea
831.624.1135 | davidlyng.com
DavidLyng.com
831.624.1135
InYour
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SPECIAL SECTION
(Top) Don Whitaker’s
intense focus while he
labors in his Pacific
Grove workshop
shows what it takes to
produce exceptional
furniture for his company’s clients.
Macaroni (right), a
rocking horse
Whitaker made for his
daughter more than 30
years ago, is in the
shop for restoration.
Nick Leonoff (left) also
has to concentrate
while he makes custom
glass in Carmel Valley.
PHOTOS/MIBS MCCARTHY (LEFT),
COURTESY DON WHITAKER (TOP AND RIGHT)
When off-the-shelf furnishings simply won’t do
By ELAINE HESSER
A
LTHOUGH THE Forge in the Forest now turns out
hearty meals instead of handcrafted iron works,
there are still plenty of creative souls carrying on
Carmel’s tradition of artistry and craftsmanship.
Don Whitaker is one of them. Along with Scott Coulter and
Susana DeFatima Silva, his business partners at Test of Tyme in
Pacific Grove, Whitaker makes custom cabinets and furnishings
— everything, from doors, to tables, stairways and entryways.
The company’s work can be found in more than 300 homes
in the Monterey Peninsula, not to mention the Cypress Point
clubhouse, and the Beach and Tennis Club in Pebble Beach. It
also restores art, furniture and, occasionally, toys.
Whitaker recently fixed up an old rocking horse for his
granddaughter. He originally made it for his daughter when she
was 2.
“I thought she ought to learn to ride,” he joked, adding that
the horse was named Macaroni.
For grown-ups’ projects, Whitaker likes to start by listening
and getting a feeling for what the customer wants. “I like to see
pictures of their furniture,” he said.
Sometimes he’ll sketch his design, but he warns clients that
the piece might evolve during the creative process — “I’ll probably do more than they expect,” he said. The next step, after
agreeing on price, is to order materials.
Old looks best
The wood can be new, or recycled from a variety of sources,
like old barns and cattle troughs. He said recycled materials are
especially useful in creating an Old World, European look. Once
the wood is prepped and smooth, the pieces are carefully measured and cut.
For his hand-carved details, Whitaker first draws a template
in precise detail. Then he glues a copy of it to the piece of wood
and starts carving right through it.
Whitaker finishes his pieces using mortise-and-tenon joints.
In case you’re not a fan of “This Old House,” the term means
that a groove or opening is cut into one piece of the wood, and
a tongue or protrusion from the end of the other piece is fitted
into it and secured with wooden pegs.
The final step in the process is painting or finishing the surfaces — Coulter’s specialty — and installing the piece at the customer’s home if necessary. Whitaker and his partners take pride
in their craftsmanship.
He said, “We finished a walk-in closet for a woman, and she
said she wants to wear a tiara when she’s in it, because she feels
like a princess!”
In a different expression of creativity, Alan Masaoka has
spent 40 years using stained glass to create stunning windows,
artwork and light fixtures. In his Carmel Valley workshop, he
approaches each work individually, thinking carefully about
See CUSTOM page 10 IYD
8 IYD
June 19, 2015
OPEN SAT
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Y | 210-A San Benancio Rd | $1,350,000
MONTERRA | 7571 Paseo Vista | $2,880,000
PACIFIC GROVE | 315 Crocker | $2,495,000
Hilltop home
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3BR/3BA is an entertainer’s dream.
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Wolf appliances. 300 bottle wine cellar.
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5BA single-le
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court and a sea view from the highest
elevation of the property. 3-car garage.
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granite, perrfect for the chef.
Courtney St
S anley 831.293.3030
Annette Bo
oggs 831.601.5800
OPEN SUNDAY 1-3
Debby Beck
k 831.915.9710
OPEN SATURDAY 1-3
CARMEL | 34 Del Mesa C
Carmel | $749,000
MONTEREY | 640 Devisader
a
o Street | $943,000
CARMEL VALLEY | 760 Country Club Dr | $1,379,000
One of very few of the Del Mesa Carmel units that
offer fabulous valley, golff course, and ocean views.
A top level unit offering 1,480+/- sqft,
2BR/2BA, den, dining room and a
wonderful deck for entertaining.
This custom built home offers 3BR(1 down, 2 up),
3BA (1 down, 2 up), radian
nt heat, oversized detached
garage with
h radiant heat. Spaces both
indoors an
nd out. Front/Rear patios,
wrap-aroun
nd deck upstairs
Set on 1.5 majestic acres with sweeping views, this
4BR/3BA home features g
granite counters, hardwood
floors, limestone bathrooms and
expansive d
decking. Private wine room
and bonus room with hot tub area.
Robin A
derson 831.601.6271
Ande
Mark Trapin
n 831.601.4934
J.R. Rouse 831.277.3464
J.R. Rouse 831.277.3464
MONTEREY PENINSULA BROKERAGES | sothebyshome
es.com/monterey
Carmel-by-the-Sea 831.624.9700 | Carmel Rancho 831.62
6 4.9700
Carmel Valley 831.659.2267 | Pacific Grove 831.372.7700
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June 19, 2015
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BIG SUR | $7,950,000
This world class p
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secluded residence on 70+ spect
p acular acres. Vast 180 degree white water vie
ews to the west and wild &
erty also features a helicopter pad.
rugged mountain views to the east. Four undeveloped flat areas with utilities and unlimited architectural potential. Prope
David Bindel 831.238.6152
PEBBLE BEACH | $10,980,000
Vista del Mare features 4 ocean-side terraces with impressive
views. The very essence of the Pebble Beach lifestyle.
Nicole Truszkowski 831.238.7449
OPEN SATURDAY 1-3
PACIFIC GROVE | 1095 Lig
ghthouse Ave | $1,295,000
A lovely redone single-level 3BR/2.5BA home with
beautiful finishes and an op
pen floor plan.
Debby Beck 831.915.9710
PACIFIC GROVE | $1,849,00
00
This single level, remodeled 2
2,558 sq.ft. home offers a
3BR/2BA main house with a 1BR/1BA detached guest.
J.R. Rouse 831.277.3464
MONTEREY | $1,350,000
Big bay views from this 4BR/2
2.5 BA home, completed in
2002. Balcony deck for outdoor entertaining.
Edward Hoyt 831.277.3838
OPEN SUNDAY 1-4
CARMEL VALLEY | 25395 Telar
e ana Way | $1,295,000
Located on an acre, this reno
ovated Mid-Valley single-level
3BR/2BA home features a pool, chef ’s kitchen & decking.
Glen Alder 831.601.5313
MONTEREY | $920,000
Located in Peters Gate, this 3BR/2BA home features open
concept living and view of the bay.
Bowhay Gladney Randazzo 831.214.2250
OPEN SUNDAY 1-4
MONTEREY | $915,000
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features a chef ’s kitchen, hardwood floors and 2 fireplaces.
Kirk Probasco 831.238.1893
PACIFIC GROVE | $699,000
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Annette Boggs 831.601.5800
CARMEL VALLEY | 233 Hacie
enda Carmel | $430,000
Superb 2BR/2BA,
A 956 sq.
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end unit with south facing
patio. Large master bath & gas
s range in kitchen.
Kathryn Picetti 831.277.6020
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Carmel-by-the-Sea 831.624.9700 | Carmel Rancho 831.624.9700
Carmel Valley 831.659.2267 | Pacific Grove 831.372.7700 | Monterra Ranch 831.625.2075
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CUSTOM
From page 7 IYD
where it will be installed and how it will be used.
In one home, he incorporated the image of bamboo from the
garden into a window, using lead solder not only as a support,
but also as a decorative element. Rock rubbings inspired a window in another home.
For San Francisco’s General Hospital, Masaoka wanted to
bring a sense of healing, so he created “Quiet Water,” a series of
three windows in cool blues that create watery streams of light
on the floors when the sun strikes them.
Even the map of a water district can serve as inspiration, as it
did for a project Masaoka proposed for the Hetch Hetchy
D R E A M S
Communication and Control Center.
Behind Masaoka’s studio, fellow glass artist Nick Leonoff was
blowing the popular glass pumpkins for this year’s glass pumpkin patch. He plans to make 2,000 for the September event that
benefits MEarth science and habitat project next to Carmel
Middle School.
Making 1,800° cool?
Masaoka explained the technique as Leonoff and an assistant, Todd Moore, worked together, communicating wordlessly.
After gathering molten glass from a 2,200-degree furnace onto
the end of a long metal tube, Moore blew a small bubble in it.
He rolled the glass over what looked like colored sand to add
pigment and thrust it into a “cooler” oven — about 1,800
degrees, Masaoka said.
While still attached to the pipe, the glass sphere was pressed
into a mold to make ridges in its sides. Leonoff then took over,
blowing and reheating the glass repeatedly, until gradually, the
pumpkin took shape.
The hot glass looked like taffy as Leonoff used to tongs to pull
a piece for the pumpkin’s stem. He made it look easy, but it’s the
result of more than a decade of practice. Masaoka commented,
“You learn how not to burn yourself, just like when I first worked
with stained glass and had to learn how not to cut myself.”
Back inside the studio, Masaoka showed off a pendant light
and some pictures of other light fixtures he’s created, including
some avant-garde chandeliers. His gallery features other artists’
work as well, including jewelry and whimsical glass items for
home décor.
If cookie-cutter home furnishings aren’t your thing, there are
still plenty of artists and craftsmen around here ready to create
something unique, just for you.
Coming Soon
Markham Ranch at it’s Finest | 25640 Creekview Circle
$975,000 | 3 Beds, 2.5 Baths plus an office
Bonne Maison Cottage | Carmel-by-the-Sea | $1,575,000
Mike Jashinski 831.236.8913
www.mikejashinski.com
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Remembering the past and the present on Father’s Day
F
ATHERHOOD IS not a career choice for which there
is any preparation — at least, there wasn’t for my generation.
When I was a small boy, girls my age played with dolls. I’m
sure many of them envisioned themselves as the mommies of
the future. But I just couldn’t wrap my psyche around a doll
whose most endearing feature was simulating urination after
fluid was poured into its mouth. Then, I supposed, 10-yearold girls couldn’t appreciate Enos Slaughter’s historic dash
from first base, scoring on Harry Walker’s line drive to left-
Scenic Views
By JERRY GERVASE
center field in the seventh game of the 1946 World Series,
giving the Cards a victory over the Red Sox.
Being a father really hit me when my wife moved my hand
to her stomach to feel the baby kicking. Suddenly I was
Gordon McRae singing “Soliloquy” from “Carousel,” or
more likely, I’m sure I sounded more like Jack Nicolson’s
off-key version from the movie “Heartburn.”
Like many men unprepared for the fatherhood position, I
stumbled through the role constantly wondering when heaven
was going to open its floodgates and rain wisdom down upon
me. I wanted the kind of wisdom that said, “This is what you
do next, dummy,” or, “Here’s how to handle this situation,
jocko.” Because when your daughter comes home with a broken heart, or the girl your son asked to the prom turns him
down, you don’t always know what to say. Oh, there are plenty of words in our lexicography to use. It’s just that you feel
incapable of choosing the right ones.
Those situations don’t go away as you get older and your
children become parents themselves, because, as all parents
know, they never stop being your children, no matter how old
they are.
Your children can surprise you at any age, too. Here’s an
example. My youngest daughter, Jenny, who is 30-something, posted the following comment on Facebook several
days ago:
“Have you ever looked at your young child and something
about the expression on his face or the way he was sitting
gave you a glance into the future of how he will be as a young
man ... and you are reminded of how you are responsible for
molding and shaping this human being… and you feel a little
panicky, but excited, but unsure ... and you know it will go by
so fast and you want to savor the moment ... then he makes a
vroom, vroom noise with his truck and he is 4 years old
again, and you breathe a sigh of relief.”
I think Jenny had one of those “Aha!” moments that parents experience while raising children — a moment that was
rife with prescience and lacking in perspective. She will
acquire that perspective in the years ahead. As Jenny’s father,
I have the advantage of being the Omniscient Narrator used
in novels to let the reader to know everything about the characters and events in the story. Another way of saying I am
getting old.
Parents can look at their grown children with a linear perspective. We can look in both directions, forward and back
with an editor’s choice of viewing the entire story as it has
developed to this point, or flip back and forth through the
story to savor the moments.
Let me tell you of a similar experience I had with Jenny
when she was the same age as her son. One evening when she
was 4, she was lying across my lap while we were watching
TV. She often amazed me with “off the wall” comments, and
I wondered what was going on in her head.
I don’t know where this question came from, but I asked
her, “Jenny, do you consider yourself an expert in anything?”
She seemed puzzled by the question. “Is there a subject, any
subject, that you think you know more about that anyone
else?” I asked.
“Yes,” she replied — which in itself surprised me.
“What is the subject?”
“Socks.”
“Socks! What is it you know about socks that makes you
an expert?”
See GERVASE page 32 IYD
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From Pennsylvania to the Peninsula: A study in contrasts
BY LISA CRAWFORD WATSON
T
HE SMOOTH-COAT adobe tucks into the landscape
like a guest house in the south of somewhere. Its
jagged pueblo roofline and angular architecture are
softened by lush green foliage carefully selected to complement
the cottage. The weighty front door is as dark as Columbian coffee, but there are usually flowers, as white as the house, blooming in the basket that hangs there.
The door opens and reveals a certain sophistication unexpected in the small space, unless you know the owner. Five years
ago, interior designer Trish Teel packed up her Pennsylvania
estate and her East Coast sensibilities, and came to Carmel to
begin again.
Actually, the first time she visited the village, in 1973, Teel
flew in from New Jersey for one night to purchase a single vintage photograph from Maggie Weston, and ended up with a collection of Brett Weston images, as well. She stayed the night at
The Pine Inn, and considered it cute that the main street that
ran in front spilled right into the ocean.
Teel returned to California in 2009 to visit her daughter,
Jordan, who was summering with future in-laws in the San
Francisco Bay area, and had invited her mother to attend the
Carmel Bach Festival. She stayed at the Cypress Inn and once
again explored the town, marveling at how little it had changed
since her visit more than 40 years before.
And then her daughter said, “By the way, I’ve made an
See CONTRASTS page 29 IYD
PHOTOS/PHILIP GEIGER
(Top) Trish Teel inside her Carmel cottage, which
she has renovated with a subtle palette and decorated with a refined sense of color and style.
Outside (above), a smooth, white finish and dark
wood accents allow the house to nestle into its surroundings while also standing out from them.
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cleanup of the glass, there was a green leafy substance found on
the ground by the glass, along with a lighter. Both turned in to
PGPD officer for destruction. Lighter and 1.9 grams of suspected
marijuana booked for destruction.
Pacific Grove: Woman on Pine Avenue reported an unknown
person smashed the windshield of her car. She had already
checked with a nearby work crew and all neighbors to ask if anyone had seen anything. None had. There did not appear to be any
surveillance cameras in the area. No suspect info.
From page 4A
Carmel area: Carmel Rancho Boulevard business reported a
client received a haircut and left without paying.
Pacific Grove: Sunset Drive resident reported a dispute with
her on-again-off-again boyfriend. She initially requested no
charges to be filed. She later changed her mind and requested a
report to be forwarded to the DA.
Pacific Grove: Citizen flag down about broken blue glass in
the turnout on Ocean View Boulevard. On further inspection and
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3
Carmel-by-the-Sea: Juvenile, age 15, was cited at Junipero
and Sixth for shoplifting.
Carmel-by-the-Sea: A citizen reported unknown persons
had obtained utility service under his name by fraudulent means.
Incident occurred in another jurisdiction and was documented as
a courtesy report.
Carmel Valley: Person located a business check on Carmel
Valley Road and turned it in.
Carmel area: Highway 1 resident reported someone using
his hot tub while he was away.
Carmel area: Resident reported the theft of a Trek bicycle
and Makita drill from a garage on 15th Street. Total loss value:
$1,390.
Pebble Beach: Daughter requested a welfare check on her
father at a Sunridge Road residence.
Carmel Valley: Person on Via Contenta wished to report a
fictitious check.
Pacific Grove: Dispatched to report of a stolen Vespa scooter
from a residence on Ninth Street. While taking the police report,
a Vespa scooter matching the description was found dumped in a
different part of town. Upon arrival, it was apparent the scooter’s
ignition was punched, and the Vespa was hotwired. No suspect
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See SHERIFF page 30 IYD
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D R E A M S
It’s a wild life along Highway 68 — especially if you have a bird bath
By ROSE EVERS
S
AN BENANCIO Canyon off Highway 68 is a residential
area but one couple’s motion-detected camera shows
it’s a wild kingdom just outside their home.
For the last four years, the pictures captured by Laura Carley
and Mike Thompson’s automatic camera have revealed a
parade of Monterey County’s most intriguing critters, from the
smallest song bird to the big cat of the food chain — the cougar.
The lion first showed up in February of 2012.
“There are so many boring pictures,” said Carley. She and
Thompson check the memory card from their camera once a
week and flip through the images quickly, as there are usually
multiple snapshots of doves and squirrels. And then, one day in
2012, they caught a glimpse of something golden.
“We thought, ‘What was that?’” They flipped back and there
See WILDLIFE page 28 IYD
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$1,425,000 4bd 3ba
760 Country Club Drive
Sotheby's Int'l RE
$1,495,000 3bd 2+ba
7 Southview Lane
Sotheby's Int'l RE
$1,495,000 3bd 2+ba
7 Southview Lane
Sotheby's Int'l RE
$1,995,000 3bd 3 Full & 2 Halfba
455 Via Los Tulares
$2,895,000 5bd 3.5ba
33 Los Robles Rd.
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Sa 9-9:30
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236-8572
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622-1040
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622-1040
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Carmel Valley
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249 Forset Ridge Road Unit 17
$545,000
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$599,000
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$699,000
3bd 2 Fullba
2 Victoria Rise
$730,000
3bd 1ba
899 Pine Street
$738,000
2bd 2ba
287 Monroe Street
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$738,000
2bd 2ba
287 Monroe Street
Sotheby's Int'l RE
$739,000
4bd 2.5ba
879 Lottie Street
$739,000
4bd 2.5ba
879 Lottie Street
$739,000
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879 Lottie Street
$943,000
3bd 3ba
640 Devisadero Street
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$960,000
2bd 2.5ba
49 La Playa
$1,097,000 4bd 3ba
2 Black Tail Lane
The Jacobs Team
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7571 Paseo Vista
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Monterey
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27223 Cortina Way
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27223 Cortina Way
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D R E A M S
Eastern details, southern exposure,
and Concours history — all in one house
By ELAINE HESSER
T
HE HOUSE at 3188 17 Mile Drive
speaks to a time when flaunting
one’s wealth was deemed gauche.
Built in 1966, before rappers and rock stars
made
statements
with
California
McMansions, this L-shaped structure blends
easily into its cypress forest surroundings and
makes elegant use of its 4,086 square feet of
space.
The house is on a coveted oceanfront lot
near the Lodge. It has had only two owners and
has never been on the market before.
It was originally built for the late Charles
Chayne. According to Kandace Hawkinson,
marketing director for the Pebble Beach
Concours d’Elegance, the Concours as we
know it “would not exist but for Charles
Chayne.” She explained that the event was
struggling in the late 1960s and early ’70s, and
there was talk of bringing it to an end.
Chayne was a judge at the Concours beginning in 1964, and he knew two men who want-
ed to make it into a world-class event. “Chayne
convinced the executives at Pebble Beach to let
Lorin Tryon and Jules Heumann make an
attempt to turn the Concours around,” said
Hawkinson.
And that’s exactly what they did, beginning
with improving the judging system. Chayne
served on the executive board for the next two
years to make sure everything went well. He
served as honorary chairman from 1973 until
his death in 1978.
The Charles A. Chayne award is presented
each year to the car with the most advanced
engineering of its era, a nod to Chayne’s career
with General Motors.
He became chief engineer for Buick in 1936.
In 1941, Michigan’s Escanaba Daily Press
reported he was appointed chief engineer of
GM’s new aviation engine department, and in
1951, he became the vice president of engineering for the company.
See HISTORY page 24 IYD
PHOTOS/COURTESY CARMEL REALTY
A stunning ocean vista (above) is one of the things that make the 17 Mile Drive home (above right) built by former Chrysler exec Charles Chayne unique.
Chayne was a major figure in the development of the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance — a fact that also gives the home an important role in local history.
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Synthetic lawns
spreading despite
controversy
n Not your father’s AstroTurf
By ELAINE HESSER
T
HE NEXT time you’re out for a drive around Pacific Grove or Pebble
Beach and you see a lush, green, healthy-looking lawn, don’t judge the
homeowner for overwatering. Slow down and take a closer look. It might
be synthetic.
Westerners have long envied and coveted their eastern cousins’ lawns. In a
decades-long effort to recreate the lush greenery of Savannah or Long Island, we’ve
planted, fertilized, mowed and watered. It’s that last part that’s the rub. Hopes of
maintaining that backyard meadow are fading as our water shortage goes on and
on, and water bills rise.
There are alternatives. You could install one of those Zen gardens, in which
meticulously groomed gravel and sand are accented by large boulders, moss and a
few carefully pruned shrubs.
A less drastic option many homeowners have turned to is to landscape with
native and other drought-tolerant plants, which can survive and even thrive with
little water. However, some locals are turning to another option: synthetic turf.
CARMEL PINE CONE PHOTO
This graceful home on the shorefront in Pacfic Grove is seen by passersby hundreds of
times a day, but chances are they don’t even notice that the lawn is fake. Replacing the
grass led to a 75 percent cut in water bills, the owner says.
You’re not in Houston anymore
If you’re picturing that bright green stuff that first covered the playing field of
the Houston Astrodome — or the Brady Bunch’s backyard — you haven’t seen synthetic turf lately. According to Ian Paton, owner of Synthetic Turf of Monterey Bay,
it’s evolved significantly since its debut in 1965.
Artificial grass looks more natural than it did in previous generations. It comes
in longer lengths, and sometimes, brown fibers are included along with irregular
lengths of blades, so it doesn’t look quite so perfect.
Paton says it’s almost all manufactured in Dalton, Ga. Why there? For decades,
Dalton’s been home to the carpet industry. It even bills itself as “The Carpet Capital
See LAWNS page 26 IYD
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The home features a gourmet kitchen, butler’s pantry, wine closet, 4 fireplaces, Movie Theater,
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garages. The extensive yard, decks and patios are ideal for extended outdoor entertaining.
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amongst the oak trees, this house has been extensively remodeled with top of the line materials.
Sit and relax in the living room with its large river rock fireplace while looking out the picture
windows to the backyard. There is a wonderful expansive deck just off the living room with an
outdoor kitchen and gas fireplace. Enjoy the Carmel Valley evenings while dining out in the
Italian-inspired garden with raised vegetable beds. A perfect home for entertaining in the warm
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HISTORY
From page 22A
In addition to his engineering career, Chayne was an avid
amateur photographer. He didn’t have far to look for great subjects. The ocean side of the house provides sweeping views of the
rocks and ocean not far from the Lone Cypress. A short trail and
stairway lead down to the beach, and the lot is landscaped with
native plants.
D R E A M S
nently installed Albert Guibara sculptures. Guibara normally
does large, whimsical bronze animals, but in this case the pieces
are a small insect and some seaweed affixed to two large rocks.
The spacious master bedroom of the home, which is listed for
sale with Carmel Realty at $14.5 million, opens onto a deck and
into the guest quarters, which also have a private entryway.
There’s an entertainment room that’s been dubbed “the cocktail lounge,” with a bar that originally served as Chayne’s darkroom. A separate office anchors the far end of the four-car
garage.
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Thanks to its current owner’s love of travel and collecting, its
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The galley kitchen has long, elegant lines, reminiscent of its
space-age-era design. The adjacent two-story living room’s large
fireplace breaks up the windows and provides a focal point.
A small atrium just off the living room is home to two perma-
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From page 23 IYD
of the World.” Synthetic turf is basically carpet
for your yard, so it’s a natural fit.
Even proficient do-it-yourselfers would find
laying artificial turf daunting. The process
begins with clearing the ground. Any existing
lawn and a few inches of soil have to be hauled
away and replaced with a stable, porous base,
such as gravel. Paton also recommends
installing gopher wire to prevent the critters
from chewing through the new lawn.
The turf comes on large, 15-foot-wide rolls.
It’s laid down and anchored with 6-inch sta-
Y O U R
ples. Adjacent strips are joined by gluing their
undersides to a 12-inch strip of fabric, using a
special adhesive.
If this process is done properly, Paton said,
the seams are nearly invisible.
To finish the job, a large power broom is
used to fluff up the blades of grass. Paton said
high-quality turf has shorter fibers toward the
base of the blades to keep them upright, even
with high traffic. Some installers also add fine,
powdery sand on top of the turf, both to help
the blades bounce back, and as ballast, to keep
it in close contact with the ground.
Although the turf and installation are
expensive — starting around $10 per square
D R E A M S
The newest
types of artificial turf are softer and more natural-looking
than their predecessors, and
come with a
layer of small,
curled fibers
that help keep
the taller
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foot — there’s almost no maintenance. Leaves and other debris
can be removed with a rake or a leaf blower.
If you have pets, liquid waste soaks through to the aggregate
underneath and drains away while solid waste can be picked up
and disposed of.
Cal Am offers a $1-per-square-foot rebate for removing and
replacing a live lawn. According to the company, to qualify for
the rebate, you have to remove at least 250 square feet, and the
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rebate is limited to 2,500 square feet. The lawn has to be
replaced with materials that allow water to seep through like
sand, gravel or artificial turf. Drought-tolerant plants are also
OK.
It’s important not to remove the lawn before applying for the
rebate, as you have to provide “before” pictures. They’ll also
check water bills for evidence of seasonal irrigation in the last
two years. Cal Am wasn’t born yesterday.
Despite the advantages of synthetic turf over natural lawns,
not everyone’s a fan. And as we reported last week, Carmel-bythe-Sea’s planning commission voted to place a moratorium on
synthetic lawns after some citizens spoke out passionately
against them because they look phony — and the city doesn’t
want people to have lawns to begin with.
In a wider context, some activists question whether chemicals from the turf will leach into groundwater over long periods
of time. Others point out that eventually, they’ll end up in the
landfill. Also, the lawns absorb heat and are uncomfortable to sit
or lie on in hot weather.
Aesthetics matter too. Some poorer-quality materials can
look cheesy, and if they’re not installed properly, they can be
painfully obvious.
Paton showed off one job he was proud of in Pebble Beach. A
handsome, sloping front lawn was bordered by Carmel stone
and drought-tolerant plants. Then he offered the addresses of
two homes in Pacific Grove with synthetic front lawns. Passing
by them even hundreds of times, most people would never
notice the artificial turf.
If you’re tired of paying for irrigation and mowing the lawn,
a synthetic lawn might be a solution. And who knows? As the
drought wears on, maybe “lawn-spotting” will become a new
game to liven up those errands around town.
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Who knows what will show up in the future? Monterey
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Canyon abuts the rural Toro County Park and miles of undeveloped land.
The lion came back two days in a row already this year. Carley
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its markings. They realized from one of the time-stamps on a
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“We were dumbfounded. It was really exciting,” she said.
But the cougar is only one species in an amazing parade of
animals that stop by Carley and Thompson’s Rimrock Canyon
small pond for a drink. All the images accompanying this article
were snapped by their camera in the last 2 months.
The two foxes come by almost weekly now. Bobcats, turkeys,
skunks and possum all stop by regularly. Most years, they didn’t
see the foxes or bobcats until late July or August, but Carley surmises that since many regional springs and watering holes are
dry now, the animals are more dependent on her water.
“We’re seeing them earlier and more frequently,” said Carley.
Thompson and Carley have counted an astonishing 92 different types of birds over the last 20 years while they’ve lived off
Highway 68. Some of them are highly unusual, such as the Lazuli
Bunting and Black and White Warbler, which is an East Coast
bird.
And more recently there was the Western Screech Owl,
which appeared to be enjoying a nice bath in the watering hole.
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should buy it.”
Jordan, who was planning her wedding and
a newlywed life in San Francisco, had decided
the house would keep her mother close by without crowding her. Teel agreed. She found the
house charming but needed to get her head
around uprooting her life and trading her
6,000-square-foot Pennsylvania home for a
1,600-square-foot cottage on the Monterey
Peninsula. She made an offer on the property
and returned home to think about it.
Two weeks later, Teel received the news that
she had landed the house. With that, she finalized the plans she was penciling for a redesign
that would help make it hers. She came back to
Carmel long enough to engage a contractor and
get the work under way. Then she went home to
pack. Ten months later, she moved into her customized cottage.
“The day I moved in, everything was in
order,” says Teel. “I unpacked quickly, knowing
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exactly where I wanted everything to go. I could
have had dinner guests that night. I designed
exactly what I wanted, and felt at home as soon
as I arrived.”
The cottage is a study of contrasts. Dark
walnut flooring is a rich complement to white
ceilings punctuated by dark beams. Creamy
walls create a neutral backdrop for Teel’s blackand-white photography collection displayed
across a living room wall. On the opposite wall,
an imposing hearth is flanked by dark-wood
cabinets and shelves, designed to house significant art books and collections.
“When I do interior design,” says Teel, “I
prefer a very subtle palette and don’t use a lot
of color. My walls are white. I want you to see
the things in the room — the photos on the
wall, the furnishings and the Oriental rug. If I
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had a stack of bright cushions on the couch, you’d never notice
the beautiful paintings or photographs on the wall.”
A pair of high-back wing chairs and a sink-into sofa tuck in
close to a dark coffee table. Here, visiting friends and family
gather for lingering conversations while Puccini plays into the
room. Antiques and contemporary furnishings have been artfully incorporated into the aesthetic.
“I am a proponent of passion buying,” says Teel. “As long as
you love them both, your 1600s collectible piece and your
Restoration Hardware couch can go quite well together.”
Light streams into the living room through three clerestory
windows high above an antique dining table. A wall of framed
glass doors at the end of the room exposes a Carmel stone patio
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framed by spring-green foliage of ferns and young trees. The
master bedroom opens to the same space through perpendicular glass doors.
The kitchen is updated, fresh, sophisticated and contemporary; well suited to someone who doesn’t like to cook, but does.
It wasn’t always like this. But, from the moment she saw it,
Teel could see herself in it. She looked past the dated simplicity
of the interiors to focus on the three-bedroom, two-bath structure she realized had been designed with space and privacy in
mind.
“I was taken with this little house partly because of the high
ceilings and skylights, which give it a sense of spaciousness. And
I realized it was laid out brilliantly for privacy. Despite close
quarters, I can host friends or family in the guest room and
never know they’re there, as I wander from the kitchen into the
patio with my morning coffee.”
After decorating her en suite master and guest bedrooms in
sumptuous fabrics in crisp white, paired with elegant neutral
tones, Teel turned her third bedroom into an office. Yet two
years ago, just after turning 70, she attended an art opening that
inspired her to convert the space into an art studio and start
painting.
“Something shifted in me when I saw those paintings,” she
says. “And, at the art store, when I first felt the brushes, the canvases and the tubes of acrylic paint, I knew I had it in me. I knew
something lying dormant inside me was ready to come out.”
More than 100 paintings later, Teel’s work is now represented
in Boston, New York, Washington, San Francisco and Carmel.
And still, she paints in her little studio by the sea. Her favorites
are featured on her own walls.
“I call my work ‘Texture’,” says Teel, “as I paint layer upon
layer of emotion onto the canvas. Despite my small space, I usually have three or four paintings going at once, moving among
them. When I first moved here, I knew no one, I had no sense of
the city, and I had no idea how I would adjust to this minuscule
house. Now, I can’t wait to wake up in the morning and paint.
It’s been the most exciting two years if my life, and I can’t imagine being anywhere else.”
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Pacific Grove: Dispatched to a neighbor dispute on Austin.
Female said her neighbor was upset with her because code
enforcement was told the neighbor had unlicensed animals. She
told the officer that she never called regarding the other person’s
animals, and she said the neighbor told her not to water her
plants due to the water shortage. Both parties told the officer that
they would leave the other party alone.
Pacific Grove: Fountain Avenue resident reported an
unknown person stole his surfboard from the roof of his vehicle
sometime over a three-day period. No suspect info.
Pacific Grove: Officer was requested to accompany P.G.
code enforcement, Monterey County building enforcement, and
adult protective services for a residence check on Eighth Street.
The home had five elderly men living in four bedrooms and a
garage. The home was found to have several safety violations
and was deemed uninhabitable. APS was in the process of
attempting to locate temporary housing for the residents until the
landlords were able to make the necessary improvements so that
the home was acceptable for the renters to return. No evidence of
criminal activity noted.
Pacific Grove: Dispatched to a hit-and-run collision with a
parked vehicle on Spruce. Driver of the suspect vehicle backed
up at a high rate of speed and rear-ended the front of the parked
motor vehicle in front of the vehicle’s owners. Driver of suspect
vehicle then sped off southbound on a nearby street. Suspect
vehicle not located. Nothing further.
THURSDAY, JUNE 4
Carmel-by-the-Sea: A citizen reported two suspicious males
loitering around his vehicle at Mission and First. The males were
contacted and found to be in possession of illegal drug paraphernalia. Suspects were identified as a 19-year-old male and a 17year-old juvenile.
Carmel-by-the-Sea: Report of an overdue person whose last
known activity was looking at a room for rent in the City of
Carmel. Shortly after making this report, the person called back
and advised he made contact with the subject, and she was safe.
Carmel Valley: Victims on Ford Road reported theft of construction tools.
Carmel Valley: Female reported losing her wallet at Mid
Valley Center.
Pacific Grove: Domestic dispute, with physical contact, on
Fountain Avenue. A 33-year-old male was arrested and transported to county jail.
Pacific Grove: Ransford resident reported that an online
business based out of the country made charges to his credit card
for services rendered. Resident said he had never heard of the
company and never took any services. He reported the fraud to
his banking institution, which was able to reverse the disputed
charges, and the resident requested documentation due to the fact
that the services were for online adult entertainment in the
amount of about $4,000. Information only.
Pacific Grove: Laurel Avenue resident called police a day
after she discovered an unknown person had stolen personal
property from her unlocked vehicle.
FRIDAY, JUNE 5
Carmel-by-the-Sea: Male stated he lost his wallet May 29 in
the downtown area. At 1330 hours, he called to say he found his
wallet.
Carmel-by-the-Sea: Subject reported loss of a cellular phone
with wallet-style case while in the commercial district.
Carmel-by-the-Sea: Finder flagged down an officer to turn
over a purse found in the area of San Carlos and Seventh.
Carmel-by-the-Sea: Hearing aid found at San Carlos and
Fifth.
Carmel Valley: Deputies responded to a request for a civil
standby to have items moved out of a residence on Lambert Flats
Road. Deputies also provided a no-trespass admonishment to
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one of the involved parties.
Carmel Valley: Citizen reported a battery
on Sky Ranch Road but did not desire prosecution. The suspect, a 65-year-old female, desired
a trespass warning be given to the victim, a 63year-old female, to prevent the victim from
returning to the suspect’s property.
Carmel area: Items were stolen from two
supermarkets on Carmel Rancho Boulevard.
Suspects identified as a 44-year-old female and
a 49-year-old male.
Pebble Beach: Caregiver on Sunridge Road
was placed on a 72-hour detention and evaluation at CHOMP. Caregiver also charged with
spousal battery and dependent adult abuse.
Suspect identified as a 58-year-old male. Victim
identified as a 61-year-old female.
Pacific Grove: Officer noticed a woman sitting inside a parked vehicle at a parking lot
accessible to the public at Country Club Gate.
When the officer drove past, it appeared she
was ducking or falling over in the car, so the
officer checked her welfare. The woman’s vehicle had a 2015 tab affixed despite having
expired registration, and she had a misdemeanor warrant. Woman cited and released for
both.
Pacific Grove: Conducted a vehicle check
in a high drug area on David Avenue. Owner
and only occupant of the vehicle was found to
be in possession of illegal mushrooms. Subject,
a 19-year-old male, was arrested, booked, cited
and released. Nothing further.
SATURDAY, JUNE 6
Carmel-by-the-Sea: A 20-year-old male
was arrested at San Antonio and 10th at 0348
hours after being found in possession of a controlled substance. He was booked and released
on a citation to appear.
Carmel-by-the-Sea: Subject tripped over
the lip of the concrete gutter while crossing the
street on Sixth Avenue and fell over, striking
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her face on the sidewalk.
Carmel-by-the-Sea: Two vehicles were
driving toward each other on a narrow roadway
on Eighth Avenue. Both drivers believed there
was enough room for them to pass each other.
The driver’s side of one vehicle sideswiped the
driver’s side of the other vehicle, causing minor
damage.
Carmel-by-the-Sea: An unknown citizen
found a cell phone in the area of Dolores and
Eighth, and handed it over to fire personnel
responding to fire in the business district. The
cell phone was turned over to the police department pending owner notification.
Carmel Valley: East Carmel Valley Road
resident reported possible illegal drug production on his property.
Pebble Beach: At about 1730 hours, an 18year-old male and a 15-year-old juvenile male
accosted four golfers at The Links at Spanish
Bay and demanded money from them. One of
the victims fought with the suspects and
received a minor cut to his ear. A golf range
finder was taken from another victim. One of
the victims reported seeing a knife in the waistband area of one of the suspects, but a knife was
never recovered. The suspects fled the scene on
foot and were apprehended at Asilomar Beach
in Pacific Grove with the assistance of the
Pacific Grove Police Department. The 18-yearold suspect was arrested and housed at the
Monterey County Jail, and the juvenile male
was arrested and housed in the Monterey
County Juvenile Hall.
Carmel Valley: A male reported a firearm
was pointed at him by his landlord on Lambert
Flats Road; however, he later confirmed no
firearm was ever pointed at him.
Pacific Grove: Vehicle stop conducted for
traffic violations on David Avenue at 0515
hours. Driver of the vehicle was on probation.
Vehicle search uncovered heroin and heroin
paraphernalia, along with burglary tools.
Driver, a 28-year-old male, was arrested,
booked and lodged at county jail. Vehicle towed
from scene.
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11394 Saddle Road — $1,250,000
Kevin and Lynn Robinson to Barbara MacFarlane
APN: 416-132-032
George and Marcia Lockwood to Jeffrey Webster and
Kimberly Clemenson
APN: 197-151-011
Carmel Valley (con’t.)
34 Miramonte Road — $1,750,000
Monterey
Thomas and Kathleen MacDonald to
Andrew and Amanda Armishaw
APN: 187-041-038
300 Glenwood Circle, unit 151 — $272,000
9581 Redwood Court — $1,190,000
Richard and Linda Averett to
James and Maureen Missett
APN: 416-531-042
Curtis and Lila Bennett to Masoomeh Gulshan
APN: 001-777-059
8 El Robledo — $2,164,000
Pacific Grove
712 Sinex Avenue — $530,000
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Joseph and Marilene Bruno to William Bickel
APN: 006-556-009
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319 Prescott Lane — $620,000
Marie Troia to Jesse and Alexandra Jenner
APN: 006-725-001
1002 Hillside Avenue — $644,000
Thomas and Louise Radcliffe to Ramsey OC
APN: 007-585-014
1115 Piedmont Avenue — $655,000
Lyle Somerton and Lindsey Taylor to Alexei Fainblout
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128 Fourth Street — $780,000
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David Stocker to James and Cheryle Filice
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301 Granite Street — $1,093,500
Gordon and Martha Bryan to Richard and Maureen Bragdon
APN: 006-325-009
Pebble Beach
1083 Majella Road — $945,000
Stevan and Socorro Horvath to DED
APN: 007-153-007
3044 Sloat Road — $1,325,000
James, Christina, Justin and Danielle DeMaria to Russell and
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1703 Hilton Street — $225,000
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APN: 012-163-060
1051 Wanda Avenue — $325,000
Susan Gong and MJM Trust to Francisco and Patricia Gomez
APN: 012-351-008
1089 Hamilton Avenue — $335,000
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Dale and Barbara Harper to Michael Evans and Alison Moran
APN: 012-273-061
600 Lopez Avenue — $440,000
Lisa Ward to Ellin Kohler
APN: 011-357-001
1765 Yosemite Street — $499,500
Jurgen Sottung to Jordan and Kathleen Post
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responsible for molding and shaping a human being. And I
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219 8th Street
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207 Grove Acre
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1015 Shell Avenue
Sotheby's Int'l RE
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$1,049,995 4bd 2ba
301 Cypress Avenue
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$1,295,000 3bd 2ba
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594-7283
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915-9710
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345-1741
$998,500
4bd 2ba
13465 Paseo Terrano
$1,120,000 3bd 2ba
27800 Mesa Del Toro Road
Sotheby's Int'l RE
$2,695,000 6bd 5.5ba
25315 Camino De Chamisal
Sa 1-4
Salinas
594-5523
Sa 2-4
Salinas
601-9071
Sa 1-4
Salinas
601-3284
SEASIDE HIGHLANDS
$947,888
3bd 2.5ba
5055 Sunset Vista Drive
Pat Mat Properties
Sa 1-3
Seaside Highlands
626-1005
SEASIDE
$425,000
3bd 2ba
1818 San Pablo
Sotheby's Int'l RE
Sa 12-3
Seaside
521-0231
CALLS
From page 31 IYD
Pacific Grove: Report of a body found at
Arkwright Court. Transported to coroner’s
office.
Pacific Grove: Officers dispatched to what
sounded like a man and woman yelling loudly
on Lobos. It was determined the argument was
between a mother and her teen son. There was
no physical altercation, just a family quarrel
overheard by citizens on the street.
Pacific Grove: Sergeant reported that a dog
was lost after jumping out of a car on Grand
Avenue. It was last seen in the area of Grand
and Lighthouse.
SUNDAY, JUNE 7
SALINAS
$399,000
2bd 2.5ba
1860 Bradbury Street
$449,500
3bd 2ba
211 San Miguel Avenue
Sotheby's Int'l RE
$567,000
5bd 3ba
926 Juniper Way
$759,000
4bd 2ba
22587 Veronica Drive
$765,000
4bd 3+ba
77 Sierra Drive
Sotheby's Int'l RE
$810,000
4bd 3ba
27128 Prestancia Way
Sa 1-3
Salinas
224-2736
Su 2-4
Salinas
229-0092
Sa 10-12
Salinas
626-2221
Sa 2-4
Salinas
521-9059
Sa 1-4
Salinas
869-2424
Sa 2-4
Salinas
915-8330
Carmel-by-the-Sea: Resident at Monte
Verde and 10th Street reported a verbal dispute
with her adult son. Prior to police arrival, the
son left the area after damaging the mother’s
vehicle and a bathroom door inside the residence.
Carmel-by-the-Sea: Monterey Fire Station
5 and Carmel police responded to a report of a
sewage spill on private property, affecting several properties in the area of Casanova and
12th. Upon arrival, the spillage was found to be
occurring at three separate residences, with one
residence being affected more than the other
two. Carmel Area Wastewater District and units
from the Monterey County Health Department
$450,000
3bd 1+ba
1956 Yosemite Street
Sotheby's Int'l RE
$479,000
3bd 2ba
1841 Judson Street
$569,000
3bd 2ba
1864 Luxton Street
The Jones Group
$649,000
4bd 3ba
1465 Military Avenue
$899,000
4bd 2.5ba
5011 Pacific Crest Drive
$899,000
4bd 2.5ba
5011 Pacific Crest Drive
Sa 3-5
Seaside
229-0092
Sa 2-4
Seaside
809-0532
Sa 1-3
Seaside
917-8290
Sa 12-3
Seaside
917-8190
Sa 1-4
Seaside
594-5939
Su 1-4
Seaside
594-5939
responded to the scene.
Carmel-by-the-Sea: Collision occurred on
Eighth Avenue on April 17. At that time, drivers
exchanged information but did not file a report
with the police. Since that time, Party 1 advised
that Party 2 is now claiming to not being
responsible for the damage to his vehicle.
Pacific Grove: Language barrier: Citizen
thought a resident on Arkwright Court wanted
to file a report on possible child abuse; however, upon talking to the resident, he requested
police to advise on how to save his marriage.
Pacific Grove: Subject contacted during a
traffic stop on Alice Street at 0229 hours and
found to be under the influence of alcohol.
Driver, a 23-year-old male, was arrested and
booked at PGPD before release on a cite to
appear.
Pacific Grove: Report of fire on the third
floor of a Jewell building. Contacted resident of
No. 304. Stated she had placed a cigarette in a
flower pot that had some mulch. Two hours
later, she observed flames along the exterior of
her apartment deck. Resident doused the flames
with water. Fire department confirmed the fire
was contained to external siding of the building.
No injuries; no residents displaced.
Management company notified.
Big Sur: Mother reported her daughters
missing after not returning from a two-day hiking trip in the Big Sur area.
Carmel-by-the-Sea: Hit-and-run collision
on Ocean Avenue, with no suspects.
Carmel-by-the-Sea: Subject reported the
loss of a ring at Lincoln and Ocean.
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